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Vector Protocol

Vector Protocol

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Category
  • Bridge Apps
  • DeFi Apps
Use Cases
  • Cross-Chain Transfers
  • Trading and Swapping
Blockchains Supported
  • Arbitrum
  • Arc
  • Avalanche
  • Base
  • Ethereum
On/Off-Ramps
  • No
Platform
  • Web
Region
  • Middle East and Africa
Country
  • Nigeria
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Onyeoma Isaac

Stablecoin-native DeFi access layer for Arc.

Vector is a non-custodial DeFi front end built on the Arc network offering a single place to swap, bridge, and earn with digital dollars.

Users can onboard with just a Google account via user-controlled wallets or connect an existing wallet like MetaMask.

By removing seed phrases, gas friction, and multi-app hops, Vector seeks to make real stablecoin utility on Arc accessible to all.

Use Cases

Stablecoin-Native DeFi Hub

Targeting both crypto-native and mainstream users, Vector is a non-custodial application built on Arc enabling users to swap, bridge, earn, send, and receive digital dollars through one interface with transparent platform fees (0.25% swap, 0.10% bridge).

Cross-Chain Bridging

Vector exposes cross-chain digital dollar transfers between Arc and Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, Polygon, Avalanche, Unichain, and Linea, helping users move liquidity into and out of Arc as and when needed.

Same-Chain Dollar ↔ Euro Digital Currency Swap

Vector offers same-chain digital currency exchange on Arc (dollar-backed ↔ euro-backed) with routing aggregated behind a swap service (including LiFi and others), giving users a simple onramp between dollar and euro stablecoins without leaving the chain. Balances respect Arc's unified stablecoin model with native 18-decimal gas view and ERC-20 6-decimal interface as one pool. Swap works for both connected browser wallets and Google smart contract accounts, with a server-proxied path that keeps API keys off the client.

Stablecoin Yield

Vector surfaces live digital dollar yield vaults on Arc, including Morpho-style strategies. Users can deposit and withdraw via the same dual-wallet architecture: wagmi for external wallets and encoded contract execution through wallet-provider challenges for Google wallets.

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